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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18
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6rase Der elettrii9en BeIsudtuns, psI4e
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gu 0ii9robt bisItsn bic bo4p.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18

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an Der 1o9tsn StraBe, Sftli9 uon Der 2ten
4uenue, pertaufte. Ha9bem bic noibi8en
Seranbsrunsen p%orsenommen, eroftnete
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runsen ni5t entiprd6en, uas ben Intaui
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wenbis madte. Sober, Der NIT cen Gel,
ffunsen ber beretts In gsw gort bes
ifebenben Nnitalten pertraut III, miro suaes
ftsben, baB uerbdltniBmdBis wenis ben 70
3ablrei9en, nit unbeilbaren &rantbsiten
8ebafteten seboten pir6. Sn ben nieiiten
Sdaen muB bic 9lufnabms permeissrt ober
r,ur aaf turte 3sit sepdbrt werben, nm
b%rinsenberen, ber ausenbIidli9en 8ebanos
lung bebirfenben Sdqen BIas gu MAIDEN.
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persebens nod einem rubisen 9ldsden fur
bic letten Gage ieinss 2ebens. @ewib
baben bteie armen Rranfen etn boppeltes
anrs9t an bic 9riitIide Rd4itenliebe.
Dieies sroBe llnternsbmen iebO9 Tam
nt9t su Stanbe fommen, obne bic groB:
mitbige llnteritisung Der bemittelterer
&laHen, an bic man ft3 babsr NIT Der pers
tr%auenspouen Bitte penoet, nod better
RrGften beisuifeuern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18

nod IN Der 8obnuns bes GonSitor Srans
co.'s elm unb babeu ba nod peridieoene
Sa9en seraubt. 0te llsbsltbdter, Elm
iunser Wann unb 3wei Rdbdsn, purben
tn Samoultne (2ibramont perbaftet un6
binter S9IOB unb &iesel seiest.
3.u SoufaItse paren III letter
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bot u~ieIerlei &%leinisteiten seitoblsn wors
ben, obne baB man benz Dieb auf bic
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man bod gerSa5i, lief 5ausiu@uns ball.
ten unb fanb Bel einem Easel0bner 8. Der
i'm 5auie ab unb gu sins, u~ieIerIei BON
ben seltoblenen Sa5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18
Sarembur8iiGes atss 9eIsien.

Ssrr 9. Eaitaur"ifS nm S6Offen
Der @smsinbs aps (Ner3s) e,nanat pors
ben.
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Soiepb German, Der ii9 SiebifGble unb
Sstrisereien gu amberIoup su S9ulben
tommen IieB, usrbaftst. Ser @enbarm
Ebtrp lief IN so Wtnuteu 8 Stunben
8ess, UNI ibm suuorsutommsn.
Sn Der 81 d I pom IA. bis Is. Des
ssmber wurbe, wis i9on ssmsIbet, bic
Rirde 81 ct. Subsrt pom @ottesrdubern
erbrc4en unb ben SnbaIt msbrerer Opfers
ltSds seitobIsn. Die 0iebe bra@sn bars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18
Sir&fi&e 2leuisGeiten.
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9t6ceie DUBUQUE E.

9as alie fatboliide 8irdeneigenthum
an Der WainfraBe IN Siour Gitp wurbs
FUR $50, 900 baar psrfauft. Our9 bisien
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ssiest, ibren bereits Dor Sabresfriit in an'
grill ssnommenen Yra9tbau gu uolsnbsn,
,Ine rosrSsn bic arbsiten bsbufs bsien ball
bisit tn ansriff ssnommen rperbeu.
81 ct. Sonatus, SadIon Co., Soma,
III bic S9peteratabsmie In .. @. elmer
sroBen @efabr entsanseu. Sc mar Seuer
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bdube Jet ni9t mebr 81 rstten. Ser
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18
gnre 1T Gazette.

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Subrhunoert lang seiammeIt, benz bieiisen
Brieiterieminar seidentt. 8iidof GdR
purbe I'M april 1894 gu Sisolsbsim
(Ober. SLAP seboren, itsbt iOna4 int SO.
Qebensiabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-18
GprreipuuSen3.

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cine 8 Wonat LANCE Citrate abfsen, uelds
inn pon Hi9tsr gearSslp bittirt mar. ST
mar elm alter Barrier unb benz Sdnaps
gang ersebsm, ga, ia, bic Yariierl =
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Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

A Pittsburg lady doctor says that
woman can understand women, and it
often does patient more good to talk to
her OF spring bonnets and wraps, than is
effected by medicine. Husbands and
fathers should look out for that lady ply
sician. Instead Of recommending fifty
cents worth Of aqua pard for sick head
ache, she may preciibe a fourteen dollar
bonnet, or twenty five dollar Surah
overskirt, or something that way.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
THE NEW SOUTH.
Senator GibsOn's speech to the Yale
Alumni.

Washington Special to n. 0. Picayune.
Senator Gibson's speech at the Yale
banquet and recetion, the other day,
was something of a surprise to the crowd
of Northern and Eastern men who had
assembled there.
He was assigned to respond to the
sentiment of "The New South" and the
idea was that he should portray the
South as section that was somewhat
ashamed of its past history and public
men and methods, and anxious to only
catch the step from Northern commun>
tiles.
None OF the New Englanders present
dreamed that there was anything in the
old North that ought to be changed
Senator Gibson complimented the old
Yale and the old South, comparing them
to old wine and old friends.
He reminded the audience that Yale
had sent forth in the pearson OF Judah
P. Benjamin man VINO had taken the
front rank at the American bar and tn, n
lad crossed the ocean to achieve like
distinction in the British forum, and
that it had also helped to educate and
train another eminent Southerner, John
C. Calhoun, who had achieved the high
est distinction in the Senate and in the
arena OF political philosophy and ac-
ton.
Abating nothing OF his respect for the
history and institutions OF the old South,
Gen. Gibson recognized the material adj
vances and energies OF the new South,
and complimented also the improve
ment which had taken place in the tenn
per end mere enlarged patriotism OF the
new South
This view OF the subject was quite re-
freshing to some OF these Democrats
present and was revelation calculated
to penetrate the conceit which constants
ly assumes that the only portion Of the
country where public sentiment requires
correction is that of the communities
which were desolat.d d by the war.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
Do You Mean Business?

Well let us get down to business.
For this purpose we will have open
IN this office next week, a c Ill men,
bers OF the various coloced societis 3
OF the city-in favor of urging their
respective Lodges to go intoa Build
ing Associat on for the purpose Of
buying a lot nni building Hall
thereon. Call up and sign.f, publi-
cation next Saturday. There has been
talk, now let Us have work.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

Tue Brotherhood of Liberty is tn
title of an organization ioImed in
Baltimore among the leading colorsd
M n, the object of which is to raise
money to prosecute before the coul ts
all matters VII. re- colored mon are
wronRsd and unable to properly pre-
sent their cause. Such brotherhood
is badly needed in Texas.-Texas-
Chronicle.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
News and Sentiment.
(From Colored Exchanges. }

(From Colored Exchangss.)
Bishop Cain.died Jan. Is th.
Selma rejoices in five colored papers.
R.T- Greener Esq. is nova mem-
ber cf the New york bar.
North Carolina has Colored leg
islatols.
Jas. L.Dunn is memter OF the
Windsor. Car ala, Town Council.
The Louisiana Legislature has 19
Colored members
The Arkansas Legislature has eight
color ed members in the Lower House
and one in the Senate.
The Florida Colored State Fair
~ill open at Jacksonville March 13
18th 81.
The NEGRO AMERICAN rldicnles the
proposed Colored Worlds' Fair at
Birmingh ,m.
1t seems to be settled fact that
there will be one Negro in Congress,
Elliot OF South Carclins. Selma Cy.
clone.
TIE greatest reformer of Tho age
was the inventor of the bustls, which
has reformed ne lrly every woman.
Social Circle.
Henry Miller, Nesre Of kentucky
solves the Negro prbl, m by rails
ing 10000 pounds o. tobacco on fifty
acles, assisted only by his wife and
chil,iren.-Ex.
Senator" Blair in the Seaa!e and
Representative Kelly of the Hous.
have introduced bills skiing the ap-
preparation of S6OO,O for the Color
ed Worlds Exposition at Birmiug.
ham, Ala.-Montgomery Hsral
The Negro is coming. He is seen
everywhere, from the procession o
the Frog Town rangers to the p lrade
of the millionaire. But somehow or
orther he is forevers II the rear car.
rying the banner or lugaing the
bucket. IN. Y. E .te,prise.
He will stop there too until he ha.
acquired sufficient moral courage t.
elbow front aud refuse to forever tc
be a "hewer Of wood aud drawer OF
water. g Indianapolis Wolll.
You are right, the Negro will Rave
to elbow his way upward: before hs
will be cor sdered anything-S, ven
Mans . ie.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

As the time draws nigh for the r.
assembling of our Legis.s.ure at
Montgomery it may be we'll to &c
mind our repr, ssnta,ives OF one or
two " lightly matters which the pco>
are looking to them to set right, or
At least to try to remedy. First l.
the convict system. the slamt ful
barbaritits Of which have long enough
shocked oil good people. Second i
the election law. the capacity Of
which for fraud has become the by
word of the Union. Correct these
two glaring evils and the people
will say "well done good end faith
fll servants"
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

We heartily congratulate The De-
troit (Mich,) Plaindealer upon IFS
fourth year of a vigorous and enter
prising career. It is a model colored
newspaper characterized with vim
and push. May it con inue to flour
iAh and add honor to the race. The
managers have our thanks for the
handscme "Plaindeslsr' Cal n r
for 1887.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

Full delegations from every section of
the line was in attendance, and altogeth-
er, the meeting opened with a business
aspect not heretofore displayed in any
previous meeting. Our railroad delegates
speak in glorious terms Of the hospitality
and beauty OF Huntsville. .-.Shelbyrilie
Gazette.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

Our widely read INITIAL" of Mont
gomery will confer favor on many
anxious inquirers among GAZETTE
readers by sending up one Of bis IL
teresting letters, about our Capital
City affairs.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
Gazette Bureau in 1irming.
ham.

MIR, 81 G. Binford at the old Gro
Gerry stand of ] H. Binford. 1st Ave-
nue, opposite the Sloss Furnace, is
the authorized agent and Represent
stive of the GAZETTE in Birnming-
ham.
All business pertaining to this
journal will receive prompt attention
by him. Let our Birmingham friends
and patrons call in to see Mr. Binford
and leave their Subscription, news
notes g., and receive his warm wei
come. Single copies Of the Gazette
will be kept for sale here.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
GURLEY.
Notes and Personals. Bap-
lists in Council.

tStS IN Council.
Gurley, Ala. Jan "a, 'S7.
Heavy rainfall Sunday.
Alfred Sanford is in Memphis.
R.C. Hancock is at home o. 4
visit
Mr. Jas kics has closed ont his
busIn ess here
Mr.. &C Scott is at Blfopte filling
ntract for large quantity o
cedar pls..
Mr.. Alex Bone is winding up biz
BUSH e's here with view OF going Ia
Chattanooga.
Mr.. Thompson G i has returned
from Nashville and will run alatt
of Mrs. &C. Clays plantation this
year.
MIR. Nick. Gurley aid family have
returned from MeridianvilIe also his
broth ,r in W Mr Wade Fl. Oatv, 70
make his homo with them.
Our public school is crowded,
with pupils enough for three teach
ers instead of two.
Rev S.T. Laws proposes 10 enter
bis daughter Matte iu Rust Institute
at tbs close of the Session here.
His example should bs emulat ed.
Grim D5ath has visited our com
munify and borne away ole OF our
most beloved and respected neigh
bo-s, Mrs Susan Washing ton, a deyot
ed mother and for l6 yea rs faithful
member Of The g Me. Church. The
sad funeral services were attended
by Rev. F.A Alexander, Pastor in
charge. Saturday morning la.t, Text
job, chap. Ia V. 10 = But man
dieth, and wasteth away: Yea Nan
giveth up he ghost, and where is
he ?" Ihe bereaveJ family has the
sympathy OF the entire community
The diguitaies OF the Primitive
Baptist Church were m session
Sunday for the purpose of passing
upon the qualif ca'io1s uf two young
applicants for the ministry. Rev.
kemps flelds reached an able ser.
mon at the ops ming of the services.
After this Mr. Thomas Pendleten
ascended the pulpit and gave the
church officials a sample Of his
preaching capabilities. He failed o
pass, and no license was granted him
Next Mr.. VIM. Tarrance was called
to the pulpit and preached satisfac-
tory rinon and was licensed as
regular preacher in the Baptist
Church The following church off 3
cials composed the Asciaiion viz
Elders w. H. CASTOR Davil Crocket
De eacon Allen Bone. of Huntsville,
Desc n Geo Phillip, of the Beaver
Dam Chcurch; Ed, B Tailor, of Betl :
any; Rev. hemp Fiells and Dec n
John Seay. Of Iudian Greek; E d. r.
T. Laws aud Dcacons John Pope and
Thomas Davis, of Mr.. Carmel; Ed.
Fed Bearloy, of Antiock; Ed. w.
Weatherly, of Liberty; snl Ed. II.
LanghiDhouse and Deacon Peter
Sandford, Of NJ. Lebanon Church I
w. Ell. B
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

YES, let US have dog tax. | may
serve to thin ont the b rides of
worth less ours and increase the herds
of sheep.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

A bill has been iutroducen in The
house for tie relief of the Freedmans
Bank depositore. Let some of these
bills Ie pushed to vote.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
The Weekly GraDhip

There is hardly a Post-ofice IN tbe r-
States where at lest few copies are aa ai,ei
received each week by suDscribarse loi
1t embrances the Best Feetu~a, ~ ~ Ts'
GRAPHIC, pictorial and literary, for III iHs n.l Dl
ing SIX days L is the largest frst-clasps pegsst
trated Weekly issued, is sold for baIf t5. 1!-'
q Us rivals contains the latest news snd rI Pt'
culatiOn. o'4oineua cl
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
THE SWEET DREAM OF YOUTH.

For The Mercury:
Oh, thou sweet dream OF youth,
Tell me where thou art gone;
All their fancies and hopes,
Tell me where they are flown
All the ardor and joys,
All the bushes and sighs:
All the beautiful trust
In the love lighted eyes.
All a soldiers fond hopes,
War won laurels OF fame;
They have faded with youth,
Leaving only name,
Oh, thou sweet Dire IN Of youth,
With the unclouded smile.
Oh, revisit me once,
And my anguish beguile
But the thought OF thee now
Fills my bosom with pain,
As know can ne'er
Have the sweet dream again
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

Huntsville showed how to dispense
genuine hospitality by entertaining the
hundreds of delegates present from dis
tance free of expenses and giving them
magnificent banquet at night Gunters-
yille Democrat.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
THERE is NO BETTER
Medium for AdVertiSjDg

FROM tlme o. time We issue Special Faiu..
Illustrating the industries and bnsinas. Ealuol
tunlties Of cities, towns and locaIitia, Il, oPpoT'
out the country. AT present we are s,.oush'
a California Edition OF 100000 copies Npo''lLs
Agents wanted to canvass for Subscrintio,.
every part Of the world, to whom iar,s s,ous ~
mission Will be paid Se cola'
Send for sample copy.
For rates and other inflammation addrv..
THE AMERICAN GRAPHIC 90
~ and Al Park Place \ Y
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

Should go-the three months ses>
sions, Give the poor children six
months of school, at lest.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

Do not let up in your Efforts for
the Blair Education al bill. 1t is the
hope OF the South.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

1'HE great west will furnish the
next Pre.ident of the United States.
-Ch;ciga 1NTER OCEAN.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
Another Settler.

Mr.. N. M. Reed, Of Yellow Springs,
Ohio, has purchased the Mccarthy place
"a farm OF 200 acres in Little Cove, and
will settle thereon this Spring.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

FATHER time still W Ats for no man.
One month os the new year is about
passed.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

LET the Freedmains Bank relief
till BIZ pushed through Congress.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

THE Negro should boldly lay ho'd
Of the boom, and boom with it.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

We hope TO see our Legislature
make some provision for the colored
insa le of the State
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
BIRMIyGHAM.
Afric Am erican Movements
Among the Land Kings
and MilIionaires of Btr-
mingham.


mingham.
From The Selma Cyclone
Mr.. Mart Fonlk has returned from
Washington.
Mr.. Wiley Lewis has made some
very successful deals in real es; ate
recently. He is also one Of Birmingi
hams prosperous hackmen.
The postmaster general would con
fer beneficial favor on this commu>
nifty by eliminating some of the red
tape from the Birmingham postof-
fee.
Elder Sc TT pl cached a notable SER
mon at the First Baptist Church last
Sunday night.
The Huntsville GAzErrE il read
here with relish, and her esteemed
edit. has muny warm friends in thi
city.
MIS-. Susie Thomas died in this
city last Sabbath. known in Selma as
Miss, Susie Allen. She was f. flowed
to her last resting place by a largo
eoncorrse Of friends.
Mrs. Emery, q very accomplished
orgsnist, will give lessons at Mrs.
Browns boarding house on 10th
street, at reasonable rates.
Miss Abbie Leach fell dead on tue
streets few days since.
Mrs. VIM. II. Hall OF Doinnati,
will spend q few weeks here and at
Selma among friends and relatives.
Mr.. Joe H. Goldsby left last Sun
day for Gadsden were lie expects to
take charge Of school.
The fa' es Of Sulmians are growing
scarcer here since the doom there be~
gen.
Tie courts havs decreed the con-
troverted truct Of land on South
Highlands, If birmingham TO Mr.
MGR. ow Gan aged Negro He now
refus 100000 for his claims
We saw Messrs. Evans < Boyd
cell s2O.O 900 worth Of property for an
old lady thi. week.
Messrs Hutchison. Robinson &
Petiford, purchased the past week a
piece of property at$l. 500, an d
refused 1000 for the same.
Mr., G. w. Hutchis,n. the polite
= d popular barber of the Florence
hotel, recently married one of Ma h,
vllle's charming daughters
Mrs. Cynthia johnson, who not
long aimee, paid Selma visit. and
delighted our Baptist friends, has
been quite sick, but is up now aud
out amoug her friends here.
TIE Rev. Mansfield Tyler is here
visiting his fon.
The death of the late R r. Hud-
SOU is profoundly regretted here, and
his host of friends extend their condo
lence to the widow arc orphan.
Cliff Haygood l. here, and still holds
4 soil hand with the girls.
The dudes here like those in Sci
ma, live from the white mans kitch-
90. That is to say their Dolly Var.
dsns work as house girl or nurse.
She must feed the dude and furnish
him cigarette money now and then.
Messrs. Evans & Boyd have made
several fair sales since commencing
business as real estare dealers.
The Mutual Insurance company is ou
t1e high road to prosperity.
Elder Clinton, most courte GUS
and polite gentleman, is in charge oe
ZION Nj. I'll ofist Church
Elder Nixon an oil Selmian. is
Winning his way to favor aad poi ul rs
ity here.
N. K. Fielding is leading contractor
and has maize his way to the front as
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29

KENTUCKY has an Hon. Mr.. Lie a.
o1g it's Legislators.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-29
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review OF the Days Transac'
ttOna.


tiOns.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The STOCK niaiAe.
made urther progress in the direction Oh
higher D rices to-day, Western Union oeins
the leadef, both as to activity and st'ens'h.
The improv ement in feeling on the street
was most ma rked, and the bull fentiheh.
RAN high, esp ecially in Western Union anu
Lake Shore. The advance was almost CON
tinuous tn roughout the day, ana Manna'
tan seems to have lost its power TO AFFECT
the remainder of the list, as 1T was rather
weak As yesterday several rumors were
clc, ulated which had a reassuripg erect on
the street, most of them referring TO the
Baltimore and Ohio deal, the impression
that Western Union would be found IN
control of the telegraph business was once
more very strong. The bullish utterance OF
Gould, combi NJ ed with the increasing ease
of money, which closed offered at per
cent, and renewed buying for London ac'
count were all factors in the improvement
The covering of outstanding short con,
tracts was very heavy and great deaI OF
new and confident buying was noticeapie.
Western Union was by long odus tne lnVHt
imp orta ut stock, and its transactions IN tne
last hour were simply enormous, Wnen i!s
price ra pidIy advanced. Everything is
higher this evening, and in the active llst
fractional advances were few. western
Union is up ~, New England 81, Jersey
Central 33a, san Francisco Preferred "a,
Pacific Mail and Colorad0 Coai eacn z,
ia, Missouri Pacific 3H Lake
Erie and W estern Preferred "a, aud Union
Goyernment bonds-Dull but steady.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-30
bold burglary.

About half past eight o'clock last
evening, while the clerks were in the
back part of Eagleson's store, on Spring
street, young man about twenty years
of age, with light straw hat on, en-
tered and went to the showcase, which
stood in the front of the store. He
coolly opened the doors and was helping
himself, when he was observed by one
of the clerks. The young thief then
ran out of the store, pursued by the
clerk. The chase continued along
Spring street to Court street, and at
Requena the thief pulled out revolver
and said he would shoot if followed any
further. The clerk stopped in his pur-
suit and the thief disappeared down
Requena street. He carried with him
some silk haudkerchiefs and underwear.
1t is suspected that the same thief stole
a doz IN shirts from the same place on
the night preceding.